Sentence examples for traditionally starts from inspiring English sources

He said the new effort would probably coincide with the spring selling campaign that Toyota traditionally starts in May.

The Bundesliga traditionally starts with the champions taking on another top team at home on Friday night.

The TV season traditionally starts in September, but the CW will wait until early October to start the new seasons of its shows.

"My concern... is that we are at the beginning of the season where the number of arrivals traditionally starts to increase," said Ireland.

It could now run The Voice in this period and follow it with Britain's Got Talent, which traditionally starts in April.

Howard Schmertz, the meet director, announced yesterday that the sprints would be run at the end of the program, after the Wanamaker Mile, which traditionally starts at 10 p.m.

On Senior Night, all seniors traditionally start, even those who usually come off the bench.

Traditionally starting salaries for new lawyers at large firms are all about the same, as are associates' raises each year.

Others, more traditionally, start with a big lump of material and then carve into it, reducing and shaping it.

Marketing campaigns for what the industry calls "tent-pole" movies — big budget, big risk, big potential payoff — have traditionally started about a year before their release in theaters.

A similar tradition to Serbia is prominent in Macedonia, where celebrations traditionally start a few days earlier on December 5, a day called 'Kolede'Kolede